Many pet owners are familiar with cute nose prints left on their windows. However, this little addition makes window cleaning more of a chore. Dog drool contains mucus that makes it thick and slimy. This causes stains on your windows that are hard to clean. Luckily, there are a few cleaning tricks that will help you remove the grime with less hassle and worry.

Tips For Removing Some of the Dog’s Nose Art

Start window cleaning as soon as you notice your dog’s nose spot. The longer you wait to clean it, the more time the mucus has to solidify, making it harder to remove. When cleaning, use an equal part mixture of water and vinegar in a spray bottle. The acidity in the vinegar will cut and dissolve the snot and make removing stains easier. You can also clean the outside of your windows horizontally and the inside vertically. This way, when your canine friend leaves another spot, you’ll know on which side it’s on. Also, to cut down on time needed to clean your windows, use a squeegee for wiping instead of paper towels. Make sure to finish it with a dry cloth to avoid any streaks. 

When You Need to Call a Professional Cleaner

If your windows are full of hardened spots, call a professional cleaner for more thorough window cleaning. Regular water is full of minerals or debris that will appear on your window, so a professional cleaning service will use deionized water. They also use specific tools that avoid leaving contaminants, with unique brushes with fibers that reduce marks and leave your windows spotless.

If your little pup is getting their nose prints on your windows, check out the cleaning professionals at Squeeky Clean Window Washing in Bethesda, MD. They use the latest industry-tested procedures to provide the best window cleaning. They serve clients throughout Montgomery County and northern Virginia, also offering expert skylight cleaning and glass restoration services. Visit their website to learn more or call them today at (301) 424-4020 to schedule an appointment.